Symbiotic Machine, the photosynthetic robot that feeds on algae
Posted in: UncategorizedThe Symbiotic Machine uses the energy collected from micro organisms to move around in search for more photosynthetic organisms which it then collects and processes again continue
Chicken warming up nuclear mines and other technocratic fables
Posted in: UncategorizedThe Bio Art & Design Award
Posted in: UncategorizedField_Notes: From Landscape to Laboratory
Posted in: Uncategorized#A.I.L – artists in laboratories, episode 44: Michiko Nitta & Michael Burton
Posted in: UncategorizedThe Living Mirror
Posted in: UncategorizedErgo Sum – The creation of a second self using stem cell technology
Posted in: UncategorizedThe result is a biological self-portrait; a second self; biologically and genetically ‘Charlotte’ although also ‘alien’ to her – as these cells have never actually been inside her body continue
The Poo Printer
Posted in: UncategorizedA group of male zebra finches underwent this experiment with rigorous commitment continue
The New Weathermen
Posted in: UncategorizedHowever, a number of emerging factors suggest possible alternatives for the relationship between environmentalism and science. Among these are the DIYBIO or Biopunk movements and the campaign for open access to science, as well as headless and cell-based networks of activists such as Anonymous continue
The Language of Cetaceans at the Arts Catalyst
Posted in: Uncategorized#A.I.L – artists in laboratories, episode 38: Marco Donnarumma
Posted in: UncategorizedSPPS, from chemical defense to border control
Posted in: UncategorizedPost Cyberwar Series
Posted in: UncategorizedCircumventive hybrid organs
Posted in: UncategorizedExperiments in sound, soil and microbial fuel cells
Posted in: UncategorizedUnited Micro Kingdoms
Posted in: Uncategorized#A.I.L – artists in laboratories, episode 31: Helen Pynor
Posted in: UncategorizedIn-Potentia, from foreskin cells to ‘biological brain’
Posted in: UncategorizedWhat is the potential for artists employing bio-technologies to address, and modify, boundaries surrounding understandings of life, death and person-hood? And what exactly does it mean culturally, artistically, ontologically, philosophically, politically and ethically to make a living biological brain from human foreskin cells? continue